Just a short walk from Montalcino's municipal tower and medieval fortress, you can find L'Affaccio, the comfortable and elegant B&B, owned by Azienda Agricola Martoccia.

L'Affaccio's apartments are located on Piazza Garibaldi, one of the two main squares of the town, renowned by the Montalcinesi Piazza Padella (cooking pan) for its very distinctive shape. The square is visible in all its beauty from one of the B & B's faces. On the other side, the view opens onto the unmistakable of Vald'Orcia hills and its wonderful villages.

The guests of L’Affaccio will enjoy Montalcino life, lying in a central and privileged spot of the town where the bells of the 13th-century Palazzo Comunale mark the time and where the richness of the historic palaces surrounding them make the stay in the two apartments a great privilege.

We are delighted to let our friends and customers stay in the Affaccio’s apartments, recently renovated and equipped with the most modern comforts. The Affaccio also offers the opportunity to organize tours and tastings in the nearby farm, to let its guests taste the wonderful Tuscan wines we produce.

The Affaccio consists of two spacious and elegant rooms, both with private bathroom, air conditioning and TV. The apartments have a double bed and a sofa that can be turned into a comfortable bed.

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L' AFFACCIO..

A large and bright room overlooking not just the Piazza and Via Matteotti but also the roofs of the city, offering an unexpected glimpse of Montalcino. Here you can enjoy a relaxed environment and a warm and welcoming decor, with soft, relaxing colors. The room is equipped with a modern private bathroom. The comfortable sofa can accommodate for a pleasant reading or for a great glass of wine
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The two windows of the room give wide light to the environment, characterized by clear and reassuring colors. Two comfortable steps lead to the bathroom. Comfort and elegance also distinguish this apartment, where you can enjoy a magnificent view of both the Val d'Orcia and the historical buildings of Montalcino.